Famous hurricane forecast map gets a big makeover
ET After a two-year experimental run, an updated track forecast cone graphic moves into a starring role with the National Hurricane Center this summer. The new graphic, to debut when the first tropical storm forms, is one of several changes the hurricane center is making for the Atlantic season that starts June 1. Members of the hurricane center's staff sat down with USA TODAY at the National Hurricane Conference in Orlando to talk about the changes.
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